So you just let him go, my queen?"
Kaida and Huli were in the throne chamber the councilors had already left and only the two of them were left.
Kaida looked at him as if she didn't know what he was talking about
"I don't understand what you mean, my king?"
Huli stood up and reached out to Kaida
"Then I assume that you had your reasons for letting him go, time will tell"
Kaida smiled and took his hand
"My king everything i do is with a reason"
Together they left the throne chamber and went on thier way to the nursery. It had been two weeks since Teru had escaped from prison. The moment Huli heard it, he had personally gone with a few skilled guards to trace him. But it was hopeless
"Harue is a stubborn child, she will not tell us anything. Unfortunately we do not know to which location of the elders my aunt and niece have traveled. And unfortunately it is not allowed to travel to one of the locations without an invitation or announcement "
Kaida laughed
"Since when have we ever traveled to the elders on those two conditions, my king?"
Huli looked down and was surprised. How did she know he also visited them and went when he wanted?
"That is true but My Queen, Teru is not just a warrior, he is on the same level as our fathers and mothers"
Kaida rolled her eyes and clicked her tongue. She thought our mothers. Yes my mother but certainly not yours!
"My king if he is on the same level as your mother, we have nothing to fear"
Huli shook his head, he couldn't blame Kaida. His mother had done nothing but evil deeds to her.
"Despite her character, she has done good deeds that are mentioned during history lessons, both here in the fox tribe and in the other tribe"
Kaida shrugged and closed the nursery door. Why didn't I pay attention to my teacher's lessons? Kaida was always on the training field with her mother, while her father always wanted to persuade her to go to the another tribes with him. So she could meet the other first born children, even though she was the only girl.
after the war her father had forbidden her to go to the training fields and she got a private teacher. This was to give her etiquette lessons and bridal lessons. In addition, she was taught finance and other important things that a good woman of the house had to know, but she couldn't remember the lessons in history. Was it because She hated the lessons?
"Tell me my king what good deed are we talking about?"
Huli looked at Kaida who angrily disassembled Hiroki's dragon and fox, who were fighting and gave each of them an angry look.
Then she took Hiroki and walked with him to the cradle of Hiroshi. Does she really not know, or is she pretending? When he saw her looking at him questioningly, he knew she was serious.
"My Queen, as you know, our parents grew up together, but that was in enmity. Even though there were times when the tribes came together, there was always a tense atmosphere. Have you ever heard the story about the flower wreath that my father had given to your mother? "
Kaida looked at Huli, who was sitting on her bed in the bedroom with Hiromi in his hands. She kept looking at him, but he remained silent. He quietly put Hiromi down and watched the triplets.
Kaida became impatient and grabbed his arm and pulled it so that he focused on her
"Well tell me my king"
** Flashback **
"Dad, I don't understand why we should welcome those barbarian people from the other tribes. How many of our people have they already killed! "
A 12-year-old girl with long curly golden blond hair, raised in a tail and bright green eyes, stood beside a tall muscular man. He had white thick curly hair and clear blue eyes. The man rubbed the girl's head
"Haya you are still young and someday your husband will be the future king. Be humble and kind to not only your own tribe people. Your grandparents and everyone of the older generation have lived in war for years. We are still living in war, something has to go wrong and there is a fight. Let us strive for a better future my daughter "
Haya clicked her tongue and looked furiously at the emissaries of all the other tribes who arrived. She hated the other tribes. A month after her tenth birthday, a war had broken out and she was obliged to participate in the battlefield. It was hell for her because she had no experience yet and she did not like fighting at all.
During the battlefield she had made the mistake of letting her fear and nerves take over, with the result that her teacher was stabbed with a sword and died in front of her.
She was still able to smell the scent of the blood that her teacher had spit out. She could still remember how her teacher's heart beat slower.
"Greetings your king of the foxes tribe, may your cold continue to freeze. And a greeting to the crown princess of the foxes tribe "
Haya's father frowned and looked at those who greeted him, something was off but he did not know what so he bowed and nodded
"Greetings to your queen and queen of the snake tribe, may you poison continue to harm. And a greeting to the crown prince and second prince of the snake tribe. "
Then Haya's father bowed and nodded to the next emissary who came his way.
"Greetings to your queen from the dragon tribe, may your fire continue to burn. And a greeting to the crown princess and second princess of the dragon tribe "
Haya eyes started to burn with anger. The crown princess of the dragon tribe Katsumi! Can you still call her human? The only one who had been on the battlefield a year earlier as a nine-year-old, the only one who could cut people's throats without blinking.
Yes, she too was there the first time Haya entered the battlefield. It was because of Katsumi that the tribes were forced to withdraw, because she was rolling through her opponents like a madman. Her whole body covered in the red of the blood of her opponents, in her eyes an empty look that was frightening because it contained no emotion whatsoever.
The turning point of the battlefield was when The Red Devil of the Dragon Tribe got out of control when a young warrior of the Dragon Tribe was attacked from behind by several warriors and fell down. To get to the young warrior, she kill everyone in her path, and warriors of her own tribe avoided her in fear.